WSET Level 1 Award in Sake
Issued by Wine & Spirit Education Trust · GB
Explore sake production, styles and service through a beginner qualification that includes a closed-book multiple-choice exam.
A little more about it
Explore sake production, styles and service through a beginner qualification that includes a closed-book multiple-choice exam. The stated duration is the issuer’s minimum study requirement, rather than a promise of how quickly every learner will finish. Choose an approved WSET course provider. Teaching and exam formats vary; alcohol tasting requires the legal drinking age in the host jurisdiction.
What this credential means
The issuer states this qualification is regulated by Ofqual in England. This does not establish a professional license or equivalent regulated status in other countries.
Verification means we found evidence of the offering. It does not mean we endorse it or guarantee recognition.
What you receive
WSET Level 1 Award in Sake
- WSET Level 1 Award in Sake
Format: digital, printable. The stated credential is included.
What it takes
Specific prerequisites have not been confirmed. Check the provider’s current requirements before applying.
Exam: required. Practical assessment: not required.
Where you can get it
Choose an approved WSET course provider. Teaching and exam formats vary; alcohol tasting requires the legal drinking age in the host jurisdiction.
Worldwide eligibility has not been confirmed. Source-confirmed languages: English.
Validity & renewal
The validity period has not been confirmed. Check the provider for current terms.
Renewal requirements have not been confirmed.
Sources & verification
- Official offering at wsetglobal.com Primary issuer or provider source
- Supporting source at wsetglobal.com
- Supporting source at wsetglobal.com
Official issuer page reviewed on 2026-10-25. Existence and award were checked; unknown details are retained as unknown.
Reviewed 25 October 2026. Prices, availability and requirements can change. The provider’s current terms take precedence.
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